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Westmoreland YMCA outlines services and asks board to consider feasibility study for expanded facility
Summary
Westmoreland Family YMCA officials told the Board of Supervisors the Y provides youth sports, licensed childcare and water-safety programs, said a 2026 county request of $115,000 covers 58% of their local revenue, and suggested a feasibility/market study as the first step toward a possible standalone facility.
Alison Cockrell, district executive director for the Westmoreland Family YMCA, told the Board of Supervisors on Feb. 24 that the local Y delivers youth sports, licensed childcare, summer camp and water-safety programming across the county and that the organization is asking the county for $115,000 in 2026 funding to sustain local operations.
The YMCA presentation framed the $115,000 request as covering about 58% of revenue for the Westmoreland program; Cockrell said the Y provided more than $4,500 in financial assistance to local families in 2025 and that the association currently absorbs an operating delta of about…
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